By the end of this course, learners will be able to:

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1. Understand the Origins and Principles of Agile

   • Describe the history and purpose of the Agile Manifesto

   • Explain the 12 Agile principles and how they apply in various work contexts

2. Differentiate Agile from Traditional Approaches

   • Compare Agile with Waterfall development

   • Identify common misconceptions about Agile

3. Apply the Agile Mindset in Real-World Roles

   • Reflect on how Agile values and principles relate to their current role

   • Recognize the mindset shift required for Agile success

4. Understand and Use the Scrum Framework

   • Identify key Scrum roles, events, and artifacts

   • Apply Scrum values in team-based decision-making

5. Explore Extreme Programming (XP) and Built-in Quality

   • Explain the core values and practices of XP

   • Describe the role of pair programming, TDD, and refactoring in improving software quality

6. Gain Familiarity with Agile Technical Practices

   • Define continuous integration, continuous delivery, and technical debt

   • Evaluate how built-in quality enhances product delivery

7. Explore Agile at Scale

   • Recognize when and why to use scaling frameworks like SAFe, LeSS, or Nexus

   • Identify considerations for adopting Agile in large or distributed teams

8. Apply Agile Beyond Software Development

   • Understand the concept of organizational agility

   • Identify opportunities and challenges for Agile adoption across functions

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